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&
JILL
SPECIAL
As
sole
agents
for
this
famous
line
of
misses
and
children's
footwear
we
are
pleased
to
announce
that
we
have
received
jermis-sion
to
give
10'
.
discount
on
this
nationally
controlled
line
for
G
days
only.
Have
Your
Children
Fitted
With
Our
X-Uay
Filling
System
and
Avoid
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NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon.
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News.
Limited,
Third
Avenue
H.
F.
PULLEN
Managing-Editor
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delivery,
by
carrier,
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period,
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EDITION
kWJi
Tuesday.
March
14,
1939.
CONTROL
OF
PROFITS
The
onnosition
members
in
the
House
of
Commons
have
shown
their
good
sense
in
not
opposing
the
appointment
ot
the
purchasing
board,
one
of
whose
duties
will
be
to
see
that
profits
on
munitions
or
arms
are
limited
to
f
ive
per
cent
That
a
reasonable
rate
of
profit
and
is
in
keenintr
with
modern
trends.
It
is
to
be
honed
that
the
Ketchikan
basketeers
are
expected
in
Prince
Rupert
in
the
near
future
for
a
series
of
game
In
return
for
the
visit
paid
by
the
local
Standard
Oil
team
to
Ketchikan
last
week.
The
local
team,
although
losing
two
games
there
by
the
narrowest
of
margins,
was
hailed
as
one
of
the
finest
hoop
outfits
to
visit
Ketchikan
in
a
number
of
years.
They.
are
reported
to
have
left
an
excellent
impression
as
far
as
clean
playing
and
sportsmanship
was
concerned.
Bob
Houston
and
Sonny
Beynon
starred
all
through
the
Ketchlkan-New
Metlakatla
schedule
for
Prince
Rupert
although
Beynon
suffered
a
foot
Injury
in
Ketchikan
which
slowed
him
up
considerably
at
New
Metlakatla.
Herble
Morgan
had
his
shooting
eye
at
Ketchikan
although
he
was
not
up
to
usual
form.
Jim
Currie
landed
home
on
crutches
as
a
result
of
an
injury
In
Saturday-night's
game
at
New
Metlakatla
but
it
is
hoped
he
will
soon
be
ready
for
the
hoop
wars
again.
mi
vfetiaimtin
the
Prince
Ru
Entertainment
for
the
Prince
Ru
4
4
4
t0
nlne
pert
team
led
the
Annette
Islanders
up
to
the
closing
stages
ol
the
nrst
SPORT
CHAT
pert
team
at
Ketchikan
Included
a.fhtre
of
Alutraltan
dance
at
try
uiue
tyx
on
inursaay
J4W
nv(d
cIub
frorn
night.
The
local
players
were
aWo;a
lm
M
flna,
fu
w
W704
driven
to
points
of
interest
around
t
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mnnnpr
PYnAftprl
lon
weanesaay.
'match
j,,
Lon
In
the
game
at
New
Metlakatla.
Saturday
night
pictures
were
taken1
lA
TKKKbT
IiSli
31
Ar
!
of
the
local
team
In
action.
Much
interest
was
taken
locally
in
the
new
official;
map
published
on
Saturday
showing
the
alternate
routes
jD
A
PrjNI
TQ
proposed
for
the
Alaska
highway.
The
map
gives
the'DrWVli
lO
height
of
the
mountains
to
be
crossed
in
each
case.
Doubt-1.
DDCCirsUlMnT
less,
the
committee
having
in
charge
the
making
of
recom-i
I
KluullJlllN
1
mendations
will
get
the
very
latest
expert
advice
on
each
i
route
before
giving
its
verdict.
i
PPHMIVVWIVVIYf!
AHAIV
I
Prince
Rupert
Rod
and
Gun
Club
'
Holds
Annual
Meeting
Changes
In
Open
Seasons
South!
uoii.tlilii
i
n
iniwnu
It
looks
as
if
Germany
has
scored
another
point
in
!
Matters
concerning
sport
fish-Czechoslovakia
where
the
rival
nationalities
are
disagree-'
ing,
game
and
migratory
bird
sea-
ing
among
themselves
and
have
given
Hitler
the
oppor-
ons
received
attention
last
night
'
Trom
Naas
River
and
Port
Simpson
p.m,j
Tuesday
11:30
SLm.
I
Tor
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
j
March
10
and
24
0:30
pjn.
V,o
rlnc
at
the
annual
meeting
of
From
Queen
Charlotte
Islands-March
8
and
22
ajn.
For
Alaska-March
2,
12
and
23
p.m.
From
Alaska-March
6,
16
and
27
a.m.
BAR
SILVER
NEW
YORK
Bar
sliver
Is,
unchanged
at
4234c
per
fine
ounce
on
Wednesday
3
p.m.
the
New
York
metal
market
today.
the
u
u
:
i
nu
1:1,1:1
l
,?t
,.V,
v,,;
Prince
Rupert
Rod
and
Oun
Club.
iatcuctl
uiiKie
i
nut
inuv.ii
imriuiuuu
ui
uui
ucv.unnii
m-
volved
in
a
war
over
this
new
move.
OFFICIAL
VRSION
The
version
of
"0
Canada!"
approved
to
be
sung
-throughout
the
country
on
the
occasion
of
the
Royal
visit
is.
what:
is
known
as
the
Weir
version.
It
follows:
"0
Canada!
Our
home
and
native
land!
True
patriot
love
in
all
thy
sons
command.
...v.
With
glowing
hearts
we
see
thee
rise,
The
true
north,
strong
and
free
;
And
stand
on
guard,
0
Canada,
We
stand
on
guard
for
thee."
Mail
Schedule
For
rue
East,
Monday,
Wednesday,
and
.
Friday
-
5
From
the
East
Tuesdayl
Thursday
and
Saturday
11:00
p.m.
For
Vancouver-Tuesday
12:30
noon
Thursday
10
pjn.
Friday
-
9:30
pjr
March-6,
16
and
27
5
p.m.
From
Vancouver
j
Sunday
4
p.m
Wednesday
10:30
a.m.
Friday
.
4
pan
March
2.
12
and
23
am.
For
Anyox
and
Stewart-
Sunday
7
p.m
From
Anyox
and
Stewart-Tuesday
11:30
a.D
I
Thiirnrfnv
it
n
tn
;
ri
K
nivr
,nj
pnr
cinnnn
as
at
present
Sunday
7
pxu.
It
was
a
well
attended
and
representative
gathering.
O.
W.
Johnstone,
last
year's
president,
was
succeeded
by
B.
J.
Bacon.
The
complete
list
of
officers
tor
the
ensuing
year
is
as
follows:
President,
B.
J.
Bacon.
Vice-President,
Ned
McLeod.
'
Secretary
-
Treasurer,
F.
W.
Grlmble.
Executive
Joseph'
Ratchford
ai.d
O.
W.
Abbott.
Regarding
angling,
it
was
decided
to
make
efforts
to
have
the
regulations
so
changed
that
trout
tishlng
may
open
in
both
lakes
and
streams
on
May
1
Instead
ot
May
24
as
at
present.
A
three
month
open
season
for
deer
from
September
1
to
November
30
Is,
being
asked
Instead
of
from
September
15
t0
November
30
For
migratory
birds
a
two-andi
a-half
month
Reason
from
November
15
to
January
31
Is
being
re-1
quested
Instead
of
tw0
months
from
October
15
to
December
15
as
at
present.
The
next
annual
general
meeting
It
was
decided,
should
take
the
form
of
a
dinner
meeting.
SALES
RECORD
j
LONDON,
March
14:
(CP)
Sales
of
Royal
Arsenal.
Co-operative
Society
in
1033
totalled
10,170.000
l
$47,799,000),
a
new
record,
compared
with
481,000
($2,200,700)
In
the
preceding
year.
Try
a
Dally
New
want-ad.
In
1934-36.
help
coach
T
TVkHl
HIAvU'f
MWU1A
Doara
win
runcuon
satisiaciorny
ana
see
inai
every
aouar
rme
nrsi
wy
ana
mcy
i
Cambridge
University
defeated
of
the
money
voted
for
defence
purposes
is
expended
in
i
m
a
broadcast
i
from
station
KOBU:0xfjirtj
0
ta
tne
annua,
In
a
double
transfer
soccer
deal
K.
Stanley.
16-year
old
Y.M.C.A.
player,
will
play
for
England
In
the
world
tabl
tennis
championships
in
Cairo
tnls
month.
Tw
London
theatres
showed
u
v
r
m
Rupert
.Motors
V.
Houston
.
.
Morris
loy
IHbbard
Taylor
Total
'
Royal
Lunch
-'D.
Houston
IM.
Montesano
Blake
It.
Franks
D.
Montesano
!
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Handicap
uy
man
vo
an
parts
oi
unii&ii
uuiuuiuia,
iuc
iuiuw
uupuc
i
their
chances
fade
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3
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'
.ul
the
snectacular
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M
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
with
the
accomplished
home
town
team
f
.ii.hn
slty
boat
crew
been
asked
to
'in
me
secona
game
new
wujii
Yenrt
right
1
"m-
.found
the
hoop
on
a
very
large
per-
cehtaee
of
Its
shots.
The
Rupert
Led
by
the
veteran
Jean
Borotnx
Paris
defeated
Londen
for
tht
Electrical
Uttle
third
succeaolve
time
in
the
annua!
PotUnger
covered
courts
seria,
12
matches
Shenton
Fr
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man
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Score
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790
141
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167
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149
118
166
136
143
701
2
151
1S9
161
183
15S
810
2
127
155
169
148
152
10
7C1
has
The
league
standing
to
date:
this
North
Star
-Parker's
Oarage
i
Rupert
Motors
Cham-
Rflval
Lunch
boys,
on
the
other
hand,
had
a
good
,hr-.mti,
tr
nf
,1
'L,
deal
of
hard
luck.
'south
Africa
starting
-
in
June.
.dyro
Club
Lack
of
a
substitution
coach
was'
one
of
the
Prince
Rupert
teams
I
for
uhe'cSSn
pi.i
wrk.rt
LeX
and
It
Is
boprtl
worst
handicaps
club
for
six
metre
that,
now
the
Premier
series
,
Is
crat
hM
b
lhe
looming,
some,
or
ine
oraer
neao.
Northern
Yaeht
Club
and
in
the
sport
may
be
induced
to
give
Avg)m
,4
m
malnder
of
the
season.
jy.
'
Sussex
uounty
uncKei
ujuds
19
1C
15
12
11
10
7
5
10
11
15
15
16
20
17
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KETCHIKAN
IS
COMING
That
Will
He
Next
Event
of
Basket-ball
Interest
Further
DetaiU
of
Ketchikan-Meliakalla
Tour
:
:
BOWLING
;
Hoop
Game
t
RESULTS
Dates
Set
Koval
Lunrh
Wins
Over
Electrical
Workers
Completion
of
Second
Dates
have
bean
finally
set
;
Fixture
Deferred
lor
the
home-and-hom
bai-
ketball
series
between
iTeouer
and
Prince
Rupert
at
the
end
of
the
month,
it
was
anaounc-
ed
by
W.
F
Stone
thU
mom-
lng
follow
mi:
his
return
from
Premier.
The
games
at
Prn-
ler
will
be
on
March
33
and
24
and
will
coincide
with
a
ski
4
meeting
to
held
Uwte
on
March
25
Girls
as
wau
as
men
4
will
make
the
trip
tfwm
hut:
The
return
serial
hart
will
be
4
on
March
30
and
St.
This
sr-
4
4
lea
will
be
for
the
btfce6ail
4
4
championship
of
Nertteern
Bri-
4
4
tub
Columbia.
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
Royal
Lunch
defeated
Eieetrical
Workers
by
a
score
of
two
games
to
one
in
the
Commercial
Bowling
league
last
night.
Rupert
Motors
rolled
its
scores
In
the
seeend
'scheduled
future
but
play
byi
Gyro
Club
was
deferred
until
a
later
date
High
average
scorer
for
Mhe
evening
was
Ray
Franks
oft
Royal
Lunch
with
174.
Individual
scoring
:
3
134
139
196
143
171
751
3
100
130
148!
171
j
156'
f!
151
15
102
131
130
10
719
10,
7,
Walter
Neusel.
Oerman
heavyweight
champion,
drew
with
Santa
de
Leo
ot
Italy
In
a
12-round
bout
In
Berlin.
If
you
wUh
to
Wp
.imethlng
rrv
a
c;Mlfled
MacKenzie's
Furniture
Chesterfield
Suites
Three
pieces
In
tapestry.
Roll
arms,
A
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construction.
Eight
suites
to
choose
from.
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payment,
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IN
FINAL
Vancouver
Eliminated
Games
From
fidtlc
,Coat
Hockey
League
Clumpionhlp
VANCOUVER.
March
14:
(CPi-
i
Seattle
defeated
Vancouver
by
a,
television
Uarwmiostorw
of
a
re-
eore
of
four
to
one
last
night
to
cent
fight
on
their
motion
picture?
oust
the
Lions
from
the
Paclfle
screens,
giving
the
audiences
the'cpast
League
play-oifs
.In
two
equivalent
ot
rihaR!e
seat
straight
games.
Seattle
will
now
meet
portund
in
the
cnampion-
Australian,
professional
champion
ship
finals
E.
Cremln
will
compete
In
the
British
open
golf
championship
in
July.
W.
Butler,
former
International
toceer
player
who
won
three
Foot
ball
Association
Cup
medals
dur-,
lng
his
10
seasons
with
Bolton
jln
tthe
English
League
Swansea
;
Wanderers,
has
resigned
as
mana-Town
acquired
J.
Meek
from
Tot-"
Reading
club
but
will
Itenham
Hotspurs
while
the
Spurs
N"1"
the
season.
signed
J.
Harris,
son
of
the
Swan
sea
manager.
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